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... into the Whig ranks, it is by means easy to perceive how the conflicting tendencies of the inferior Inminarics are to be harmonised. The Whig orators are half Rusaellite, half Paimerstonian j nicely poised in interest and disposition. With Sit Charles Wood ...
... Liberal Party regard the Whig Connection was wholly without foundation. We admit that is a very shocking state of affairs. We can almost sympathise the indignant exclamation of Sir VV. Hayter. Things are come to a pretty pass when Whig cannot wallop his own ...
... reputation. (Mr M'tarro). however, well remeinred that when he came here all the leading men in the town, Whig and Tory, were engaged thecan vwa against him, and held out to the Town Council that if they did not appoint a certain man from Dublin, tne ...
... hobby of the Whigs. This question first brought Lord John Russell into notice, and it sustained Lord Palmerston as it had Lords Melbourne and Rus-ell before him. Bat reform the hands of the Whigs has proved a wretched failure. This the Whigs themselves ...
... to made mere playthings in the bands of the Whig leaders. There is another class in the Liberals out of doors,” which of a totally different kind, and whose tone of thought is not without significance. The Whig gentlemen of England would intensely zealous ...
... supported the Whigs and Sir James Graham, Mr Gladstone, and Mr Sidney Herbert. The Radical party held aloof, and soon the Peelite trio broke from their allegiance. Since then Lord Palmerston has been content to preside over the old Whig priesthood. He ...
... have sadly degenerated. Between the old Whigs and the new there almost the widest pos-Bible°difference. A new Whig creed has been introduced ; yet is a creed still. This shows itself practically. Between the old Whigs and the modern Conservatives there are ...
... ntnoat aeearitr. Their enemies know the adrsnlage which eives to opponents; and Mr Disraaii aaU teiror enough that in 1831 the Whig* wm destrwyad their own majority three hundrad. LAtaataMA lesson from this fact. No man in Urn can doubt that Conservative ...
... handsomest possible manner he proffered his vote. (Applause.) So, not twelvemonth ago, spake the Whig Lord Advocate of Scotland. Hear next what the Whig Lord Chief-Justice of England said, not quite two months since. In taking the chair at the late meeting ...
... power the next year, and gave the Government the Whigs for twelve years after. It equally beyond a doubt that his return Liberal notions,” in 1845-6, again ejected him from office, and reinstated the Whigs. Such were the results, the natural and just results ...
... Palmsrston’s party wae as abnormal in Its character the time# and circumstances > which produced it It included almost all tbe Whigs, some of the Radioale, and many of the Conservatives, who coalesced in support of Lord Palaoreton on the ground either that ...
... that day, which had forfeited the support of the Liberal party. Now (when that took place), see what you have done! said the Whigs. You have prevented the passing of an India Bill this year— (we have got one, nevertheless)— you have stopped a Reform Bill—(which ...